Get the best rate - Euro today

Yes, it is. If you want to guarantee the kuna croate to euro price you see on our result page. But also if you need to make sure that the travel money provider will not charge you a commission.

In France you can fall into the hands of some holiday money suppliers with bad practices who impose on their clients a remarkable fee when changing kuna de la Croatie to euros directly from their stores without having previously made a reservation on their online store.

Changing online kuna de la Croatie to euros in France is highly secure. Note that it is done with currency providers that need to have an authorization from the french Central Bank.

Additionally, these currency providers are corporations subject to investigation and can be fined if they do not comply with the anti-money laundering legislation in France to indicate with whom they exchange kuna de la Croatie to euros.

Foreign banknotes like the kuna croate or the euro are in every way alike everywhere: currency suppliers in your city or at the airport and your bank. If you seek for good rates, Comparer Devise helps you find the best kuna croate to euro exchange exchange of the day, with no charge.

If you are interested in convenience or trust, it is best to collect directly your euros in exchange for your kunas at a branch near your hotel, home or office. You will find these alternatives on this results page you are now looking at.

After your trip, you can exchange your remaining currency, only banknotes, never loose coins, (kunas in this case) at your bank or your closest holiday money provider.

Look at the HRK-EUR rates first and make a comparison on our website to find out the better location. If you go to your bank, bear in mind that your bank will charge you, another time, a commission near to 3per cent with a minimum of 6 to 9 Euros (the largest of the two).

Normally, travel money providers in France have high limits for a one shot HRK-EUR currency exchange. Or for any other travel money ypour wish to change to euros.

These limits are fixed by the Banque de France. They have to do with the antimoney laundering norms and Know Your Customer (KYC) requirements.

Nevertheless, these maximum quantities usually vary between the equivalent of kuna HRKs to 3,000 and 5,900 €, which is a lot more than what a traveler needs for their stay expenses.

Knowing the best exchange rate for the kunas with respect to the euro every day in France, is easy.

The first thing we advise you is to not belive in the rates of the currency converters you see on the Internet. These rates are for foerign currency but not for banknotes. Additionally, they are reserved for financial institutions. The prices you are charged as an individual are less interesting.

The second thing you should do is look at the direct kuna croate to euro exchange rate (that 0.991 with more or less digits that you see advertised everywhere and that varies every day).

The higher that number is, the more euros you will obtain for every kuna croate you give in.

Therefore, the best exchange rate will be the higher exchange rate. Comparer Devise makes it easy for you to obtain the best kuna croate to euro exchange rate. Our results page orders Euro offers from highest to lowest price of the day in five currency suppliers, banks and airports in France.

There is no best time to sell kuna HRKs to euros because the HRK-EUR rates vary at all times depending on the strengths of the economies of the Euro countries with respect to the countries that use kuna HRKs.

It is, however, recommended to be informed about phenomena such as Brexit, major sporting events or armed conflicts, where the price of a currency can oscillate upwards or downwards with respect to the Euro.

Although we cannot know how the kuna croate to euro rates will develop, at Comparer Devise we help you to sell kuna HRKs to euros at the best rates of the day in France.

The common thing is that the currency provider where you will sell your kunas to euros will demand from you to provide a valid and current ID card (resident´s ID card (carte nationale d´identité) or passport in France). Take into account that the driver's ID is not normally accepted as a valid ID.

On the other end banks will not normally ask for any ID from their customers who change kunas to euros with them for they will already have identified them when they opened an account with them.

If you believed that your bank or the airport were the only places to sell kuna de la Croatie for euros on this day in France, please, firs of all compare rates in the different currency suppliers that we have matched for you above.

You can spot that for the same quantity of kuna de la Croatie, you will obtain more Euros depending on the supplier you choose and you can spend the difference on other leisure activities for your trip (coffees, souvenirs, transportation, etc.).

Currency exchange is a poorly transparent market in France.

When you buy or sell kuna HRKs with euros or kuna HRKs in exchange for euros at a bank or at the airport, you are paying more.

French banks practically impose on you a commission of 3% on the kuna HRKs that you buy or sell from/to them.

And the currency provider at the airport imposes on you a very disappointing price taking advantage of the fact that you passed through there.

Contrasting prices in a comparison engine like Comparer Devise that includes 5 currency providers in France is the best guarantee to get more kuna HRKs for the same euros.